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Round picnic table

comments (2) November 11th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

jjohnparr, member

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The table top is five feet round the seats are half moon and are 4 feet long.

Took almost two weeks and is old style plank

It has two coats hand rub walnut stain

This is a basic round table

Design or Plan used: My own design

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jjohnparr writes: the seats and top are 2 X 8 plank spruce dryed for a year
and old style because this type is a old concept and the 4 x 4 are cedar

i say old style partly because people dont take time to make these older types of patio furniture
Posted: 7:05 pm on December 28th

mrkforsyth writes: Very nice job.You say that it is old style plank,what is old style plank?What type of wood?It looks to be iether mahogany or cedar.

Posted: 12:47 pm on November 12th

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